Re: How do you determine IP address of users active job

Kat,

        * Jerry C. Adams
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Kruse, Kat wrote:

Current user is the default when you first open the jobs window.  Use

F11 to display and INCLUDE function where you can select all users.

Kat Kruse
IT Engineer
Qualcomm, Inc.
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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jerry Adams
Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 13:52
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: How do you determine IP address of users active job

I thought that this tip was so good that I had to try it.

But when I do this, the only job that I can see is my own session. Which is odd, I think, because I'm a "super" user on our systems (all

object, secadmin, ad nauseum).  Under the Privileges tab in iNav for my
profile, everything is checked.  I can work with any printer, browse any
library/file, wreak havoc with the hardware configuration, etc.


This is the first time that I've ever noticed a restriction for me when
doing anything through iNav.  Any thoughts?


        * Jerry C. Adams
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rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Good John. iNav is a great tool. I guess our suggestions are what happens when you ask a bunch of technical people how to do a task. I wonder if you asked a list full of MS programmers how to get a list of files in a directory if they'd tell you to fire up Explorer and drill down, or, if they'd send you a bunch of VB code to extract a list and display it in a window box.

Rob Berendt